Elisabeth Easther and Te Radar with a lighter take on some of the week's news.

Kirsty discusses a celebration of the role of the floatplane in Fiordland, a new "sausage" bait proving effective against stoats, and more.

Marcus Greville of Unity Books Wellington reviews Nuremberg Women by Natalie Livingstone, published by Hachette.

A threat to cognitive competence is how Assistant Professor of Philosophy Anastasia Berg describes the impact Artificial Intelligence poses to her students at the University of California.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Iwi leader responds to pounamu smuggling case; New report highlights inequities in healthcare access; Nate Wilbourne discusses making prestigious Forbes list; Employment service uses lived experience to find jobs; Hurricanes CEO Tony Philp speaks to John Campbell.

RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins with the latest news from the Pacific.

Victoria University PhD researcher Dean Broughton is the son of one of the thousands of men from overseas who jumped ship to stay in New Zealand - he's looking for more stories of these men to add into his research.

With the growing interest in smaller nuclear reactors around the world, how should New Zealand weigh the developing technology?

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.